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G-33. S. Graff, T. Gerber, F. J. Lenze and S. Sikora, “About the simulation of microstructure evolution in hot sheet stamping process and the correlation of resulting mechanical properties and crash-performance”, in 3rd International Conference on Hot Sheet Metal Forming of High Performance Steel, CHS2, Kassel, Germany, 2011.

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